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An isosceles triangle has angle measures 40, 40, and 100. The side across from the 100 angle is 10 inches long. How long are the other sides? A. 6.43 inches B. 15.32 inches C. 6…

An isosceles triangle has angle measures 40, 40, and 100. The side across from the 100 angle is 10 inches long. How long are the other sides? A. 6.43 inches B. 15.32 inches C. 6…
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An isosceles triangle has angle measures 40, 40, and 100. The side across from the 100 angle is 10 inches long. How long are the other sides?

A. 6.43 inches
B. 15.32 inches
C. 6.53 inches
D. 10 inches

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the answer is C- 6.53 inches

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